That's actually one of the reasons against waiting the mid year refresh for me
See HTC might relaunch with upgraded specs later and call it One+ which is all great, the problem for me, they will most likely use the red accents like every-time and one thing is a big no for me is this red hot rod thing especially on the front menu icons
Personally, I think it would be smart for HTC to not refresh the One this year.
What would be the point of refreshing the One with the Snapdragon 800, when their model for the next year would have a Snapdragon XXX?
The jump from the S4 pro to the S600 is a 40% jump. From the S600 to 800 is a 35% jump? Why not wait for the next revision that will be far more substantial.
Easy there pal. Hamdir is an informer and very good at it. A lot of us trust what he says cuz he's generally right. There's no need to be crass just because you(based on your post) don't understand the technical side of what HTC is trying to do. So take a chill pill man.
How would you know what I understand? Since you need to be spoon-fed by hamdir, I don't think you qualify to pass judgements here.
It's pretty simple here. Same standard 1/3-inch sensor which has 4 million pixels instead of 8 million or 13 million. So, obviously each individual pixel size increases. Yea, theoretically better s/n ratio. If it takes someone else to spoon-fed you this logic, you need to do something.
BTW, don't forget that you will be losing detail in properly exposed environments due to low pixel count. But I guess someone has tell you that.
H5D has a 40/50MP sensor. It must be bad because there are so many pixels!
EDIT: Since RX100 was mentioned in the material, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss on it.
Both RX100 and and the Nikon J1 has exact same sensor size (1-inch). Due to low resolution of J1 sensor, the pixel pitch or the pixel size were higher, or conversely lower pixel density. Going by pure numbers, it would seem that J1 is better than RX100. Just to show that these pixel size numbers alone doesn't mean everything. It's just one parameter.
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How would you know what I understand? Since you need to be spoon-fed by hamdir, I don't think you qualify to pass judgements here.
It's pretty simple here. Same standard 1/3-inch sensor which has 4 million pixels instead of 8 million or 13 million. So, obviously each individual pixel size increases. Yea, theoretically better s/n ratio. If it takes someone else to spoon-fed you this logic, you need to do something.
BTW, don't forget that you will be losing detail in properly exposed environments due to low pixel count. But I guess someone has tell you that.
H5D has a 40/50MP sensor. It must be bad because there are so many pixels!
I managed quite nicely before ever reading a single post by him and I understand what all of it means. Higher pixel count isn't always better. I don't think people by smartphones because it has the highest mp camera. If they are that into photography they will buy a proper camera. Its as simple as that. Most of these pictures won't be blown up to billboard size to be able to see every pixel. If each pixel has higher detail laced to it, it should in theory be as good as an 8 mp camera. I honestly think the camera on my inspire isn't that great and is 8mp. Honestly the Canera is not a selling point to me.
To each his own. I'm done debating the camera and don't accuse me of being spoon fed. I only said what I said because the fact that he can put more eloquently what I cannot and always has sources that we normal users don't.
Edit: At least we can agree on that point. You obviously feel strongly about the sensor being used and I can respect that fully.
How would you know what I understand? Since you need to be spoon-fed by hamdir, I don't think you qualify to pass judgements here.
It's pretty simple here. Same standard 1/3-inch sensor which has 4 million pixels instead of 8 million or 13 million. So, obviously each individual pixel size increases. Yea, theoretically better s/n ratio. If it takes someone else to spoon-fed you this logic, you need to do something.
BTW, don't forget that you will be losing detail in properly exposed environments due to low pixel count. But I guess someone has tell you that.
H5D has a 40/50MP sensor. It must be bad because there are so many pixels!
EDIT: Since RX100 was mentioned in the material, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss on it.
Both RX100 and and the Nikon J1 has exact same sensor size (1-inch). Due to low resolution of J1 sensor, the pixel pitch or the pixel size were higher, or conversely lower pixel density. Going by pure numbers, it would seem that J1 is better than RX100. Just to show that these pixel size numbers alone doesn't mean everything. It's just one parameter.
that's a lot more useful no? and goes to show how all this needs to be explained better to the average user, megapixels is not everything
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Nothing I'm still not convinced about durability it ill suffer like all anodized metal, but the black metal made HTC is just crazy sexy, try to have a look at the black One V
I have a grey One V next to me right now and I can tell you HTC just knows how to build metal devices, even better than Apple
The paint adds the final touch of class, but I'm sorry I will be dead worried with it
Look like the One X I couldn't make up my mind until I had both in my hands
As an owner of a dead sexy BLACK One V, that has been "naked " in my pocket since purchase in August with nary a scratch......I will be buying the black "One "
My One V always turns heads, isheep especially love drooling over it.
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Personally, I think it would be smart for HTC to not refresh the One this year.
What would be the point of refreshing the One with the Snapdragon 800, when their model for the next year would have a Snapdragon XXX?
The jump from the S4 pro to the S600 is a 40% jump. From the S600 to 800 is a 35% jump? Why not wait for the next revision that will be far more substantial.
You really should read up on the S800... Its a big jump overall in the big picture.
Integrated modems unlike the S600 which requires a MDM chip to handle radios and such, its a newer process SoC, quick charge, voice action, ...oh and it can encode/decode 4k HD, plus a handful of other things....
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